The COO humiliates the quiet kid who brings the coffee, never guessing he's the hidden owner of the $250 billion company he's stealing from. Ryan says nothing, remembers every name, and quietly films the deal that will end careers. Two days until the launch — and until the whole floor learns exactly who they've been mocking.
One night, a rich heir paid for her, tossed cash on the nightstand, and had her carried out like trash. A year later she walks back in as his boss — carrying his child and a plan to take everything he owns. Behind the glass towers of a dynasty, love and vengeance collide, and the price of winning may be the life of her son.
They mock her as the penniless maid scrubbing their floors — never dreaming she secretly owns the $300 billion empire that signs their paychecks. Her fiancé is plotting to rob her and walk away. He has no idea the quiet woman he humiliates every day is counting every insult, and payday is coming.
She built the empire. He took the credit — and then threw her out. Now the woman he dismissed as a housewife is dismantling everything he has, one calculated move at a time, and he still doesn't know who he's up against.
She built her startup from nothing. He bought her life in a single night — and showed up the next morning in a cheap sweater, pretending to be the junior analyst at the desk across from hers. Every shared bowl of noodles, every kiss in the rain hides a deal she never signed, and the day she finds out, only one of them walks away whole.
For years they treated him like a penniless nobody — throwing cash in his face, pointing him to the servants' door. What they never knew: the son-in-law they despised secretly owns a forty-billion-dollar empire, and he's already bought every debt that keeps their family afloat. Now the broke oil dynasty must beg a faceless magnate to save them — never guessing whose ruin they signed.
Five million dollars, slid across the boardroom table: divorce her daughter and vanish by morning. The quiet mailroom guy in the cheap shirt pushes the check back and types a single word into his phone. Everyone in that room is about to learn who really owns the Ashford empire — and his wife is the only one who never asked.
They drench him in coffee and force him to say "I'm nobody" — never suspecting the quiet intern in the cheap suit secretly owns their $400 billion empire. He remembers every insult, and tomorrow's boardroom belongs to him. Revenge has never worn a cheaper suit.
He spent ten years saving lives under fire so his little sister could have a future. The night he finally comes home, her fiancé's family mistakes him for a beggar and rips the medal off his chest.
At a packed tasting, the matriarch slides a wine-stained three-million-dollar check across the bar and orders the cellar hand to divorce her daughter by Friday. What she doesn't know: an hour earlier, he quietly bought her vineyard. He has four days to let her destroy herself — and everything to lose when his wife learns who she really married.
A hotel matriarch tosses a ten-million-dollar check at the bellboy who married her daughter and gives him until midnight to vanish. He slides it back without blinking — nobody in that marble lobby knows he already owns the empire. Tonight's gala will decide how loudly the truth lands.
For five years they called him a worthless husband and threw him out of his wife's company in front of everyone. What no one knows: the man they wrote off secretly owns the fund that bought up all their debt — and the tower they humiliated him in. Now he holds their entire world in his hands, with his own son caught in the crossfire.
One night, a rich heir paid for her, tossed cash on the nightstand, and had her carried out like trash. A year later she walks back in as his boss — carrying his child and a plan to take everything he owns. Behind the glass towers of a dynasty, love and vengeance collide, and the price of winning may be the life of her son.
One night, a rich heir paid for her, tossed cash on the nightstand, and had her carried out like trash. A year later she walks back in as his boss — carrying his child and a plan to take everything he owns. Behind the glass towers of a dynasty, love and vengeance collide, and the price of winning may be the life of her son.
They mock her as the penniless maid scrubbing their floors — never dreaming she secretly owns the $300 billion empire that signs their paychecks. Her fiancé is plotting to rob her and walk away. He has no idea the quiet woman he humiliates every day is counting every insult, and payday is coming.
They mock her as the penniless maid scrubbing their floors — never dreaming she secretly owns the $300 billion empire that signs their paychecks. Her fiancé is plotting to rob her and walk away. He has no idea the quiet woman he humiliates every day is counting every insult, and payday is coming.
She built the empire. He took the credit — and then threw her out. Now the woman he dismissed as a housewife is dismantling everything he has, one calculated move at a time, and he still doesn't know who he's up against.
She built the empire. He took the credit — and then threw her out. Now the woman he dismissed as a housewife is dismantling everything he has, one calculated move at a time, and he still doesn't know who he's up against.
An ordinary waitress suddenly becomes the owner of a billion-dollar empire.
An ordinary waitress suddenly becomes the owner of a billion-dollar empire.
She built her startup from nothing. He bought her life in a single night — and showed up the next morning in a cheap sweater, pretending to be the junior analyst at the desk across from hers. Every shared bowl of noodles, every kiss in the rain hides a deal she never signed, and the day she finds out, only one of them walks away whole.
She built her startup from nothing. He bought her life in a single night — and showed up the next morning in a cheap sweater, pretending to be the junior analyst at the desk across from hers. Every shared bowl of noodles, every kiss in the rain hides a deal she never signed, and the day she finds out, only one of them walks away whole.
For years they treated him like a penniless nobody — throwing cash in his face, pointing him to the servants' door. What they never knew: the son-in-law they despised secretly owns a forty-billion-dollar empire, and he's already bought every debt that keeps their family afloat. Now the broke oil dynasty must beg a faceless magnate to save them — never guessing whose ruin they signed.
For years they treated him like a penniless nobody — throwing cash in his face, pointing him to the servants' door. What they never knew: the son-in-law they despised secretly owns a forty-billion-dollar empire, and he's already bought every debt that keeps their family afloat. Now the broke oil dynasty must beg a faceless magnate to save them — never guessing whose ruin they signed.
Five million dollars, slid across the boardroom table: divorce her daughter and vanish by morning. The quiet mailroom guy in the cheap shirt pushes the check back and types a single word into his phone. Everyone in that room is about to learn who really owns the Ashford empire — and his wife is the only one who never asked.
Five million dollars, slid across the boardroom table: divorce her daughter and vanish by morning. The quiet mailroom guy in the cheap shirt pushes the check back and types a single word into his phone. Everyone in that room is about to learn who really owns the Ashford empire — and his wife is the only one who never asked.
They drench him in coffee and force him to say "I'm nobody" — never suspecting the quiet intern in the cheap suit secretly owns their $400 billion empire. He remembers every insult, and tomorrow's boardroom belongs to him. Revenge has never worn a cheaper suit.
They drench him in coffee and force him to say "I'm nobody" — never suspecting the quiet intern in the cheap suit secretly owns their $400 billion empire. He remembers every insult, and tomorrow's boardroom belongs to him. Revenge has never worn a cheaper suit.
He spent ten years saving lives under fire so his little sister could have a future. The night he finally comes home, her fiancé's family mistakes him for a beggar and rips the medal off his chest.
He spent ten years saving lives under fire so his little sister could have a future. The night he finally comes home, her fiancé's family mistakes him for a beggar and rips the medal off his chest.
At a packed tasting, the matriarch slides a wine-stained three-million-dollar check across the bar and orders the cellar hand to divorce her daughter by Friday. What she doesn't know: an hour earlier, he quietly bought her vineyard. He has four days to let her destroy herself — and everything to lose when his wife learns who she really married.
At a packed tasting, the matriarch slides a wine-stained three-million-dollar check across the bar and orders the cellar hand to divorce her daughter by Friday. What she doesn't know: an hour earlier, he quietly bought her vineyard. He has four days to let her destroy herself — and everything to lose when his wife learns who she really married.
A hotel matriarch tosses a ten-million-dollar check at the bellboy who married her daughter and gives him until midnight to vanish. He slides it back without blinking — nobody in that marble lobby knows he already owns the empire. Tonight's gala will decide how loudly the truth lands.
A hotel matriarch tosses a ten-million-dollar check at the bellboy who married her daughter and gives him until midnight to vanish. He slides it back without blinking — nobody in that marble lobby knows he already owns the empire. Tonight's gala will decide how loudly the truth lands.
For five years they called him a worthless husband and threw him out of his wife's company in front of everyone. What no one knows: the man they wrote off secretly owns the fund that bought up all their debt — and the tower they humiliated him in. Now he holds their entire world in his hands, with his own son caught in the crossfire.
For five years they called him a worthless husband and threw him out of his wife's company in front of everyone. What no one knows: the man they wrote off secretly owns the fund that bought up all their debt — and the tower they humiliated him in. Now he holds their entire world in his hands, with his own son caught in the crossfire.
Fired By My Own Employee has 70 episodes, each about a minute long.
The COO humiliates the quiet kid who brings the coffee, never guessing he's the hidden owner of the $250 billion company he's stealing from. Ryan says nothing, remembers every name, and quietly films the deal that will end careers. Two days until the launch — and until the whole floor learns exactly who they've been mocking.
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Yes — the first 10 episodes of Fired By My Own Employee are free to watch on Shortly. To unlock and watch all 70 episodes, download the Shortly app. Download here
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Fired By My Own Employee is a Drama, Revenge, Billionaire, CEO, Intrigue short drama series.
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